There is a series of revelations of violence in the entertainment industry. While most of the parties mentioned in the school rape, such as Kim So-hye from Iowa and Min-gyu of Seventeen, have revealed that they are’false facts’, controversy continues due to public opinion that cannot be questioned.
First, actor Kim So-hye, from the group Iowa, was suspicious of a second school abuse after 2017. The author, who recently posted an article about Kim So-hye’s school rape in the online community, claimed that “they were famous for playing and hitting him,” and said, “The victim was sitting on a bench, grabbed his head and knelt and said he hit him.”
In response, S&P Entertainment, Kim So-hye’s agency, said on the 22nd, “The contents of Kim So-hye published on the online community are false.” “He said, “
Netizen A, who claimed to be an alumni with Seventeen Min-gyu, also raised suspicion of Min-gyu’s violence in school through an online community.
Mr. A said, “Kim X-gyu has been a good soccer player since elementary school, and has been one of the Iljin crowd. When I was in the first grade of middle school, when I was being verbally abused among scary kids, “The person who threw the coke cap and hit it and laughed hard.”
On the 22nd, the agency Pledis Entertainment said, “As a result of checking with the person, the allegations are unfounded and obviously false.”
Singer Jin Hae-seong, who won the KBS 2TV `Trot National Sports Festival`, also raised suspicion of abusing.
Earlier this morning, a netizen who revealed to an online community as an alumnus of Jin Hae-sung’s middle school posted a post claiming that Jin Hae-seong formed a so-called’Iljin’ group and used school violence during his middle school days.
Jin Hae-sung’s management company PeopleUs announced on the day that “I confirmed to myself, alumni, and acquaintances that the post was not true.”
He then warned, “We will take legal action against those who post and spread false information for malicious purposes in the future.”
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